Since I have the 2018 version, I have 2 majors problems with the Publish Online function.

1. As I work Inside a company, I cannot publish a document online; I have systematically the error #22 (I hadn't it with the previous version). So I need to be deconnected from my company network and be connected on a free system with ADSL. I do not understand why.

2. When I publish online my document of 56 pages, I notice that some pages are missing. I have a cross at the top left of the page, like this:

So that the page is not visible.

I did try several times and the missing pages (2 to 3 pages) are never the same.

I add that I have absolutely no problem when this document is exported in pdf format.

Françoise, Do you happen to have CC2017 or another version of InDesign installed? If so, try it from a different version to see if it's a problem with CC 2018 specifically, or something else. I have not seen such a problem before.

I did try with the CC2017 version and guess what happened. Yes, the problem of missing pages disappeared (thank you); instead some links (at least 5 links) in the Table of contents do not function. Those links are valid in the PDF version, but not in the online version.

What do you suggest? And what about the CC2018 version?

Secondly, concerning the error #22, would you have any clues? It is possible to publish a document when I am not connected to the internal network of my company. I cannot do so when I work Inside the network (which I always do for security reasons).

This seems to be to be a standard security question. I'm afraid I do not know the answer how to allow Publish Online through your organization's firewall. I imagine there is a standard procedure. I'm hoping someone from Adobe can assist, such as srishtib8795206

Or ohmnath. Perhaps by tagging them here, they can see the question and assist. Sorry I can't help more directly.

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